The version is 0.6.
I made a flask.Module with subdomain option.
from flask import Module
app = Module(__name__, subdomain="sub")
And when I use url_for("static", ...) in a template, it returns "http://example.net/static" instead of "/static"("http://sub.example.net/static"). So I added some code for debugging to flask/app.py(line 512).
Result is:
{'endpoint': 'static'}
{'subdomain': 'sub', 'endpoint': 'sub.favicon'}
{'subdomain': 'sub', 'endpoint': 'sub.index'}
...
The url rule for static, which is added automatically doesn't have a subdomain option.
The version is 0.6.
I made a
flask.Modulewithsubdomainoption.And when I use
url_for("static", ...)in a template, it returns"http://example.net/static"instead of"/static"("http://sub.example.net/static"). So I added some code for debugging to flask/app.py(line 512).Result is:
The url rule for
static, which is added automatically doesn't have asubdomainoption.